Historical Reads Book Group

Each month we will read and discuss an historical fiction novel from a different time or place. This meeting will take place in person if weather allows. If not, we will hold it virtually.October's read: The Witch's Daughter by Paula Brackston.

Lotus Lantern Workshop

Presented by the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project, participants will learn to make a traditional Korean lotus lantern made of color paper and wire frames, followed by the showing of a short documentary film. The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project is......More

Presented by the Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project, participants will learn to make a traditional Korean lotus lantern made of color paper and wire frames, followed by the showing of a short documentary film. The Korean Spirit and Culture Promotion Project is dedicated to the promotion and greater awareness and understanding of Korean history and culture. Registration is required. Kits will be available to pick up at the library two weeks before the event. This is a virtual event. Attendance is limited to 18 participants for this event. Register in advance for this meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZwvcu2qrzwiHtJyNT3pHLK6DjhmJOYnflO_ After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Early Literacy Storytime

At Early Literacy Storytime we read books, sing songs, learn new (and old) fingerplays, and we create and build! Children, from infants to age 5, and their caregivers are welcome. We are meeting outside in front of the library or on the porch in the event of rain.

Early Literacy Storytime

At Early Literacy Storytime we read books, sing songs, learn new (and old) fingerplays, and we create and build! Children, from infants to age 5, and their caregivers are welcome. We are meeting outside in front of the library or on the porch in the event of rain.

Virtual Diverse Books Group

Each month we will read a book by a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Person of Color) or other diverse authors. Books will be available for participants to check out approximately one month before each event. You may pick up your book in person or porchside. October's book is......More

Each month we will read a book by a BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, Person of Color) or other diverse authors. Books will be available for participants to check out approximately one month before each event. You may pick up your book in person or porchside. October's book is: The Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead Register in advance for this meeting: https://zoom.us/meeting/register/tJEuc-iuqzgjGdFdObiVdeeTAsP1dUDz5pDY After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.  Questions? Email Nancy - director@hartlandlibraryvt.org

Ghosts and the Supernatural in Film with Rick Winston

GHOSTS AND THE SUPERNATURAL in Film - The depiction of the paranormal can be portrayed for straight chills (“The Other,” and “The Haunting”), romantic drama (“The Ghost and Mrs. Muir”), and lively comedy (“Blithe Spirit” and of course “Ghostbusters”). We’ll sample a wi......More

GHOSTS AND THE SUPERNATURAL in Film - The depiction of the paranormal can be portrayed for straight chills (“The Other,” and “The Haunting”), romantic drama (“The Ghost and Mrs. Muir”), and lively comedy (“Blithe Spirit” and of course “Ghostbusters”). We’ll sample a wide variety of such films, both from Hollywood and other countries: Sweden (“The Phantom Carriage”), Japan (“Spirited Away” and “Ugetsu”), Spain (“The Orphanage”), and Mexico (“The Devil’s Backbone”). Rick Winston was the co-owner of Montpelier’s Savoy Theater for 29 years, and was Programming Director for the Green Mountain Film Festival for 14 years. He has taught film history at Burlington College, Community College of Vermont, Goddard College, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, and has made presentations throughout Vermont on film history. Thank you to the Greensboro Public Library for offering the opportunity to co-sponsor this program along with several other libraries in Vermont. Register here for this virtual event!

Super Monster Stop-Motion Animation - Virtual Program for Kids 9 & up

Just in time for Halloween, learn how to create a stop motion video using the free Stop Motion Studio App .  Use Legos or stuffies to create monsters to make your video super scary! This virtual program requires a tablet and/or iP......More

Just in time for Halloween, learn how to create a stop motion video using the free Stop Motion Studio App .  Use Legos or stuffies to create monsters to make your video super scary! This virtual program requires a tablet and/or iPhone/android and is for ages 9 and older.  We will use Zoom for this program. To register use this Link, email Amy at kids@hartlandlibraryvt.org, or call 802-436-2473.This event has a video call.Join: https://meet.google.com/wst-mwyc-dsf(US) +1 419-718-0982 PIN: 546367795#View more phone numbers: https://tel.meet/wst-mwyc-dsf?pin=5582801722761&hs=7

North Hartland Community Conversation

The Hartland Public Library wants to know how to better serve the village of North Hartland and we want to hear from you. A Community Conversation about Library Services will take place on the North Hartland Green on Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 1:00 PM weather permit......More

The Hartland Public Library wants to know how to better serve the village of North Hartland and we want to hear from you. A Community Conversation about Library Services will take place on the North Hartland Green on Saturday, October 30, 2021 at 1:00 PM weather permitting. Attendees will participate in small group conversations focused on questions on what library programs and services would be of interest to the community. Box lunches and drinks will be provided, and childcare along with craft projects will be available for children. Participants are asked to bring a chair. To register, complete this Form, email Amy at kids@hartlandlibraryvt.org, or call 802-436-2473.

Early Literacy Storytime

At Early Literacy Storytime we read books, sing songs, learn new (and old) fingerplays, and we create and build! Children, from infants to age 5, and their caregivers are welcome. We are meeting outside in front of the library or on the porch in the event of rain.

Take & Make Crafts for Adults

The first Wednesday of each month, we will do a different craft and chat! This program is geared towards adults and teens. This program will take place virtually, until it is warm enough to meet outside the library again. Before each meeting, patrons will be able to pic......More

The first Wednesday of each month, we will do a different craft and chat! This program is geared towards adults and teens. This program will take place virtually, until it is warm enough to meet outside the library again. Before each meeting, patrons will be able to pick up a different "Take and Make" craft kit to do at home. Participation in the zoom meeting is not a requirement, but we'd love to see what you made!

Craft and Chat

The first Wednesday of each month, we will do a different craft and chat! This program is geared towards adults and teens.

Early Literacy Storytime

At Early Literacy Storytime we read books, sing songs, learn new (and old) fingerplays, and we create and build! Children, from infants to age 5, and their caregivers are welcome. We are meeting outside in front of the library or on the porch in the event of rain.

Author Discussion: Ecological Memory by Caroline Ailanthus

Join us as we welcome author Caroline Ailanthus to discuss her novel Ecological Memory.  In the summer of 2019, Caroline published a novel about a scientist in the aftermath of a catastrophic pandemic. Less than six months later, life began to imitate art. Join Carolin......More

Join us as we welcome author Caroline Ailanthus to discuss her novel Ecological Memory.  In the summer of 2019, Caroline published a novel about a scientist in the aftermath of a catastrophic pandemic. Less than six months later, life began to imitate art. Join Caroline for an online reading from her novel, Ecological Memory, and we’ll discuss the creation of a fictional pandemic (and how it differs from a real one!) and explore the potential of ecology as a source of perspective and hope in the face of loss. Participants will also have an opportunity to order signed copies through her website. Register in advance for this meeting: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrf-qspjMoGdz1EhbKgPSXUXKrQsCJ0w9f After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

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